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Some of Toronto's most famous rodents now have new names, courtesy of three of the city's favorite rock 'n' roll sons.

Just in case you've been wondering whether the members of Rush have changed their minds about retiring from the road, Alex Lifeson just offered an update, and the answer still sounds like "no."

In a new interview, Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson stated that the members of the band 'will be doing things together again.'

We've got great photos of Yes, Electric Light Orchestra, Joan Baez and Journey being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

It takes all three members of Rush to perform their classic "Tom Sawyer." One-man-band Dominic Fragman can play the song all by himself.

Before Neil Peart joined Rush and made rock 'n' roll history, he was just another kid with a drum set and a dream.

Leave it to Family Guy to make room for a Rush gag in a tribute to classic literature.

Alice in Chains' cover of Rush's "Tears" has made its way online ahead of its official release as part of the upcoming 40th anniversary reissue of Rush's classic 2112 LP.

Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson are giving Rush fans a sneak preview of bonus content from the upcoming 40th anniversary '2112' box set.

Like many '70s bands, Rush adapted with changing musical trends and embraced synthesizers during the '80s.

Rockers change their minds about retirement all the time, but it sounds like Rush drummer Neil Peart hasn't had any second thoughts about staying off the road.

Rush fans have a lot to look forward to as 2016 winds down.